Letter F 96250–96500

Former GI uniforms Former fatigue clothes. Father Knickerbocker's first citizen. Full of hardships, as a voyage Famous text Far-ranging adventures Far-ranging voyages Famed British ref. Famed dictionary: Abbr. Famed multivolume ref. wk. Famous dictionary: Abbr. Famed dictionary from Oxford Father of Antigone Freudian theory involving a son's unconscious rivalry with his father Famous dictionaries: Abbr. French eye French for 'eye' French word for "eye" French looker French sight-seer? Frenchman's eye. Fine dining prefix Field covering Bordeaux First wife of Paris, whose name means "wine woman" first wife of Paris of Troy Fed. aid agency Federal org. for low income folks Former antipoverty agcy. F.S. Key preposition Finish'd Finished, contracted Finished, in poetry Finished, in verse Finished, to Keats Finished, to Poe Finished, to poets Finished: Poet. Fourteenth-to-last word before a baseball game begins Francis Scott Key contraction Francis Scott Key preposition Found "___ the land of the free" in an anthem Four-peat Olympic discus gold medalist Four-time Olympic discus gold winner Al Four-time discus gold medalist Four-time discus gold medalist Al Four-time gold medal-winning discus thrower Faeroe whirlwinds Faeroe winds Faeros whirlwinds Faroe Islands whirlwinds Faroe island whirlwinds. Faroe whirlwinds Faroe winds Followers of ens FRENCH egg French breakfast item that sounds like a response to a gut punch French ingredient in French toast French toast accompaniment? French words egg French eggs French hen output French hens produce them French omelet needs French opus Flip -- coin Follower of the US Four __ kind Four ___ kind (poker hand) Four-kind connection Four-kind connector Four-kind link Friend-friend connection "First ___": list starter " . . . from the lazy finger ___": Shak. France's Joan ___ {/From King to Obama/} author Earl ___ Hutchinson "For want ___ the horse was lost." Factually, in olden days "Five foot two, eyes ___" "Ferris Bueller's Day ___" FROM in side of field (crick.) Follower of kick, pick or tick " . . . falling ___ log" Falling-log link "Fickle finger ___" French composer of many operettas and an opera Football coach's concern Football side Five guys? Figure for negotiation Figure in a negotiation Figurehead making casual remarks? Film take, so to speak Foolishness at work? Functionary from ticket endings Firm bettors? Film with a scene where disgruntled employees smash their printer with a baseball bat Fill-in hire Foreseeable future Flat or sharp Flat, say Free-range animal area Freeway Exit Freeway exit structure Freeway exits Four SQUAREs Face-___ (confrontations) Follower of cast, cook, or cut Follower of sign or show Football offense. Flag on the play? Falcons' fouls Football blunders. Football infractions Football offense ... or a hint to six answers in this puzzle From the wings of a theatre? *Free from culpability Finally winning again First to leave the blocks Factor a bettor weighs (Part 3) Famous queenly command from Alice's Adventures in Wonderland Fight with no new president " . . . fairest ___ daughters Eve": Milton First-aid manual For the fun ___. For the heck __ "Fields ___" Kravitz Faulkner story "A Point ___" Follower of rule or court Feast ___ (Purim) "For the life __ . . ." Film from a Burnsian phrase From an earlier time From days gone by Former name of kodakgallery.com {/"Faith ___!" (words by Faber)/} Full ___ (lively). "For ___, when on my couch I lie ..." (Wordsworth) "For loan __ loses both itself and friend": Shak. "For the apparel __ proclaims the man": Polonius Far from seldom, to Shakespeare Flowery "frequently" Frequent, in odes Frequent, in old poetry Frequent, in poetry Frequent, in rhyme Frequent, in verse Frequent, to Keats Frequent, to Shelley Frequent, to a poet Frequent: Poet. Frequently in poems Frequently in poesy Frequently poetically Frequently found in a sonnet? Frequently found in poems? Frequently found in poetry Frequently in a poem Frequently, archaically Frequently, before a hyphen Frequently, briefly Frequently, for Frost Frequently, for short Frequently, in brief Frequently, in literature Frequently, in old literature Frequently, in old poetry Frequently, in poetry Frequently, in rhyme Frequently, in romantic poetry Frequently, in sonnets Frequently, in verse Frequently, literarily Frequently, old-style Frequently, once Frequently, quaintly Frequently, rarely Frequently, to Browning and others Frequently, to Byron Frequently, to Donne Frequently, to FitzGerald Frequently, to Freneau Frequently, to Frost Frequently, to Keats Frequently, to Milton Frequently, to Poe Frequently, to Shakespeare Frequently, to Shelley Frequently, to St. Francis of Assisi Frequently, to a bard Frequently, to a poet Frequently, to an Old English lyricist Frequently, to bards Frequently, to poets Frequently, to writers. Frequently: Poet. Frost's "The ___-Repeated Dream" Facetious way to vote Far from seldom Far more than once Frequently, as is the case frequently, much of the time First Pulitzer Prize musical. Frequently mentioned. Frequently (var.) Foo Fighters "Best ___" "Further Reflections on Parsley" first name First name in doggerel First name in humorous poetry First name in light verse First name in nonsense verse First name in puns First permanent settlement by people of European descent in what is now Utah "Further Reflections on Parsley" poet Fancy arch Fancy molding Fancy moulding shape Finishing strip Feature of some Gothic architecture Fancy moldings Finishing strips Fabled demon: Var. Fabulous demon: Var. FRENCH epic tradition hero Fail to be subtle in checking someone out Fasten one's eyes upon. Feast one's eyes on Feast the eyes on Fix one's attention on, to say the least Fixate on, perhaps Fixate one's eyes on Flirt in a way Flirt badly Flirt crudely Flirt not so subtly Flirt unsubtly Flirt visually Flirt with obviously Flirt with, maybe Flirt with, perhaps Flirtatious stare Feasted one's eyes upon Flirted optically Flirted with, in a way Flirted, in a way Flirt, at times Flirty one Flirtatious eyers Flirts obviously Founder of Georgia.